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A Pokemon Legends game set in the Kalos region is an incredibly exciting prospect.
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It feels like Microsoft can't decide whether Hellblade 2 is a AAA megaton or an arthouse sequel.
Team Ninja and Sony's open world action RPG continues to look promising.
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The live-service third-person shooter has seen some mixed reactions to a few practices, but player impressions are positive so far.
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How the developer went from the Batman: Arkham series to the underwhelming Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League remains a mystery.
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Bloober Team and Konami's remake continues to raise red (or at least somewhat red) flags.
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Metal Gear Peace Walker was quite ahead of its time when it released on the PSP. How well does it hold up in the modern gaming landscape?